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Egypt: Janet McHugh '78

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Janet McHugh ’78 traveled to Egypt, visiting historic sites…

When In … Fort Collins

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Let Hannah Halusker ’17, M ’20 show you around Fort Collins, Colorado.

The Power of Scholarships

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Clemson students engineer first-ever high-speed autonomous Indy race car

Research Nuggets Winter 2022

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Clemson researchers pursue cutting-edge science and medicine to improve lifespan and quality of life for cancer patients

The Roaring10 2020 Nominees

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The Young Alumni Council recognizes its 2020 Roaring10 nominees

Club News

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Crab Feast The Baltimore/D.C. Clemson Club held their 19th…

Orange Shoe Event

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The Women’s Alumni Council fall gathering kicks off Fall Into Fitness Challenge

Alumni Profile: Laura Fisher ’01

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Laura Fisher ’01 eliminates waste and revives clothing through her slow fashion business

Feeding a Growing State

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McCall Farms makes $3 million gift to advance farming research

View from Sikes

In These Hills

Taking Care of Each Other, and Our Communities

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It’s been a remarkable fall at Clemson.

A Fresh Start

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It is hard to believe that more than a year has passed since we first received news of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Persistence and Determination

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It is hard to believe that more than a year has passed since we first received news of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Resilience in Challenging Times

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Greetings from Clemson! This academic year has been one…

Celebrating Optimism, Renewal and Generosity in a Changing World

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Greetings from Clemson! The beginning of the academic year…
Clemson President James P. Clements

The Resilient Clemson Family

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As I write this, our campuses are quiet, as they have been since late March when all classes first moved online as result of the coronavirus pandemic.
President Clements

Making the World a Better Place

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It’s a new year, and as always, I’m amazed by our faculty, staff, students and alumni.
President James Clements

A Campus of Overachievers

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President Clements reflects on the phrase “little old Clemson" and how Clemson students, faculty and staff, and alumni are exceeding expectations.
Clemson Undergraduate Student Government held the fifth annual Walk for Veterans on Saturday, April 6. Some 350 people participated. The event began at the President’s House with an address from Jim Clements at 10 a.m., followed by a one-mile walk at 11 that ended at the Scroll of Honor Memorial next to the football stadium. All proceeds benefit the scholarship endowment for Clemson student veterans. (Photo by Ken Scar)

Living Lives that Make a Difference

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Clemson University has changed tremendously since its founding in 1889 as Clemson Agricultural College, an all-male military school with 446 students. But with all of our changes and growth, there are things about Clemson that have not changed, and I hope never will.

My Clemson

Travelers

Lifelong Tigers

Clemson Football indoor practice facility

Indoor practice facility open for business

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On Jan. 25, with the weather demonstrating the need for…
The Erwin Center

Erwin Center to support emphasis in advertising and communication

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Thanks to a recent $1.05 million gift from Joe ’79 and Gretchen…
Emeritus College

Emeritus College celebrates 10 years of service

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  Beyond the active faculty, staff and students found…
Automotive Engineering

Duke Energy helps fund workforce development initiative

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A $4.11 million grant from Duke Energy to Clemson’s Center…
Vernon Burton

Burton contributes to history

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History professor Vernon Burton was one of 10 historians…
Sassafras overlook

Architecture students install Sassafras Mountain overlook

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From the summit of Sassafras Mountain, you can see Tennessee,…
Ali Rogers

Rogers named first-runner-up in Miss America competition

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Miss South Carolina Ali Rogers is just as proud of Clemson…
Summer programs

Summer offerings span the state for students K–12

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Opportunities abound this summer at Clemson for young people…
Field Scenario

University/military partnership benefits both

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Units such as the U.S. Navy Reserve medical team that MaryBeth…

Clemson Forever

Landmarks | Legends

Washington: Doug Morte ’13 made it to the summit of Mount Rainier, which stands at 14,410 feet, in 45 mph winds.

Winter 2022 Travelers

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Going on a trip? Taking a vacation? Don't forget to pack your Tiger Rag!
Hawaii: Chris Hollar ’84 took a trip to Volcanos National Park on the Big Island and saw the summit crater of Kīlauea, an active shield volcano.

Fall 2021 Travelers

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Hawaii: Chris Hollar ’84 took a trip to Volcanos National…
Idaho: Darby Webb ’93 and her husband, Douglas Smith, went rafting in their custom-built Clemson raft down the Middle Fork of the Salmon River.

Summer 2021 Travelers

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Traveling for work? Going on vacation? Don't forget to pack your Tiger Rag!

Winter 2021 Travelers

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Fall 2020 Travelers

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Summer 2020 Travelers

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Winter 2020 Travelers

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Cortney Carty McComiskey ’04

Travelers Fall 2019

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France: Bill Bostic M '08

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Bill Bostic M '08 worked his fourth year as a tire engineer at…